Finding the Correct Owner’s Manual

The correct owner's manual is tied to the vehicle's model, model year and market. Identify those details from the actual car and its documentation before following a downloaded manual. A similar-looking Dodge or a registration date alone is not enough to select operating instructions.

Use the official references

The sources below include verified Mopar-hosted 2023 Charger and 2023 Challenger manuals. These are examples for those particular applications, not universal instructions for every year. For another vehicle, use the official Mopar manual selector or ask an authorized dealer for the correct document and any supplements. The selector may restrict automated access in some environments.

Check coverage and equipment

Read the manual's introductory warnings and its model-year information. Manuals may describe optional features that are not installed on your vehicle. An illustration of a switch or driving mode does not prove that your car has it. Confirm the physical equipment and relevant configuration before using the instructions.

Put the manual to work

Use the matching maintenance schedule, fluid specifications, tire guidance and safety procedures. Check whether separate supplements cover performance equipment or another specific system. If a used car has modifications or replacement components, ask a qualified specialist how those changes affect the original instructions; do not silently substitute guidance from a different Dodge model.